Originally posted by clackers I've just read about arrangements for his funeral ... appropriately impressive!
I have a very vague memory of hearing commentary of his funeral on the radio when I was very young.
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Originally posted by VoiceOfReason I was in Canada over the long weekend (and extra day off I took) and it was hilarious hearing someone complain that it was too hot and they felt like they were dying. It was 80.
Apart from laughing (it was hilarious) what did you say?
I remember in 1996 I went to London in June. I felt cool enough I wore a light jumper AND the Englishmen were walking around central London with their shirts off, getting sunburnt and saying 'so hot, so hot'. That was at the time of the European Cup of Soccer, which was won by the Germans that year. I got beer thrown at me because a Polish man next to me asked an Englishman at a pub who won. They get overly emotional about a game of soccer. In Australia we would just say 'hope we do better in the rugby' or '... in the cricket', or in ... .
BTW: it just came to half time in the soccer between Portugal and Wales. Neither side has been good enough to score anything at all, all the way to half time.